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In the line "the oversize nose, the hollow look", the speaker is using metaphors.

Metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a comparison between two objects that seem unrelated in order to intensify or exaggerate the quality of one of them in order to make a stronger effect on the reader.

When the speaker characterizes nose as "oversize", he gives it a characteristic which is normally used to describe clothes. As for the expression "hollow look", one may use the word "hollow" to speak about surfaces which are uneven, with curves, hollowed-out, so to say.

Thus, with the usage of these two metaphors, the speaker creates a more dramatic effect.

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